Sentence examples for plausible commitment from inspiring English sources

It was also less likely to attract the ire of competition authorities, contained a plausible commitment to maintaining employment and offered a better balance between cash and an equity stake in the new company.

He insists that appeals to stronger kinds of multiple realizability are only plausible under prior commitment to functionalism, and so beg the question if employed against the identity theory.

On theoretical and empirical grounds, it seems plausible that organizational commitment could have a protective effect on mental health.

Speculative fiction's commitment to plausible, coherent world-building is often overlooked (or even attacked) by critics, and Le Guin would hardly be the first SF writer to feel irritated that the difficulty of her craft was underrated.

A more plausible version of Deism avoids any commitment to a doctrine of conservation, however.

Secretary Clinton is right: the presidential election must find some sort of plausible trajectory before the U.S. makes new commitments to Kabul.

American protestations of its long-term commitment to the region sound perfectly plausible.

Indeed, it seems plausible to say (as noted in §1.3) that an ontological commitment to elephants carries with it an ontological commitment to mammals, just not an ontological commitment to the mammals.

For these reasons, the more plausible, and more typical, versions of Deism simply refuse any commitment to a doctrine of conservation.

Albeit mistaken, Galileo's commitment to mechanically intelligible causation makes this is a plausible argument.

This suggests that GRASP65 and Bcl-XL interact specifically during the commitment signalling phase of Fas/CD95-mediated apoptosis, providing a plausible mechanistic explanation for the influence of GRASP65 caspase cleavage on the susceptibility of cells to Fas ligand.